1 Tex. Admin. Code § 380.207 - Program Limitations
In the following circumstances clients are not eligible to receive transportation services:
(1)
transportation to and from a day activity, a personal care home or state
institution, or a facility participating in another Title XIX program for which
the reimbursement rate structure includes transportation funds;
(2) the intended destination is a nursing
facility, except as specified in §
380.202(5) of
this subchapter (relating to Program Services);
(3) the client is an inpatient in a health
care facility, except as specified in §
380.202(5) of
this subchapter;
(4) the client is
under 15 years of age and:
(A) the client's
parent, guardian, or another adult authorized by the parent or guardian does
not accompany the client as required by §
354.1133 of this title (relating to
Parental Accompaniment Requirement); and
(B) the parent or guardian, if authorizing
another adult to accompany the client, has not provided written authorization
on a form prescribed by the Health and Human Services Commission, which will
allow for the designation of one authorized adult and one alternate authorized
adult;
(5) the client
is 15 through 17 years of age and not accompanied, unless one of the following
conditions exists:
(A) the client presents
the parent's or legal guardian's signed, written consent for the transportation
services to Medical Transportation Program staff, or a transportation provider
; and/or
(B) the treatment to which
the minor is being transported is such that the law extends confidentiality to
the minor for this treatment;
(6) the client or another person or entity
providing care for the client receives direct payment of worker's compensation
benefits, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs benefits, or other third-party
resources for transportation to health care services on the client's
behalf;
(7) the client is on
limited status, unless the provider has made the referral or the client
requests family planning services;
(8) TICP diagnostic visits and/or cancer or
cancer-related treatments that are provided out-of-state;
(9) the client and/or attendant
intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly boards the vehicle carrying an illegal
knife, a club, handgun or other weapon, as defined in Penal Code, §
46.01, on or about his or
her person;
(10) a third-party,
such as a lodging establishment, provides transportation, meals, and/or lodging
at no charge for a client and attendant, for a particular appointment;
or
(11) an attendant does not
accompany the client on the MTP-requested trip when a Health Care Provider's
Statement of Need, Form 3113 or equivalent, is on file stating the client
requires an attendant(s).
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